Date: 01/2005
Journal: IEJ
1.Antibiotic prophylaxis does not have a clinical effect on postoperative infections.
2. Routine prophylactic antibiotic Rx not recommended.
Date: 01/2005
Journal: IEJ
1.Antibiotic prophylaxis does not have a clinical effect on postoperative infections.
2. Routine prophylactic antibiotic Rx not recommended.
Date: 01/2000
Journal: JADA
Low-dose aspirin therapy should not be stopped before oral surgery. Local hemostasis is sufficient to control bleeding.
By Scarano A, Artese L, Piattelli A, Carinci F, Mancino C, Iezzi G.
Date: 01/2012
Journal: JOE
CaS is good at achieving hemostasis and allows for a good view of the area. May help reduce surgical time.
Date: 01/2004
Journal: JOE
Epinephrine provides excellent hemostasis with no evident changes in blood pressure or pulse rate. CollaCote is a plausible vehicle for delivery.
Date: 01/2002
Journal: JOE
Racemic-epinephrine (Epinephrine concentration # 2 = 0.55 mg/pellet) pellets can be used for hemostasis with no cardiovascular effect.
Date: 01/1993
Journal: JOE
Ferric Sulfate may be a good hemostatic agent during retrograde RCT
Date: 01/1985
Journal: JOE
If a hemostatic agent is going to be used, Gel foam should be considered of these materials since it inhibited osseous regeneration much less than Surgicel or Bone wax.
Date: 01/1984
Journal: JOP
The use of 1:50,000 epi results is 50% less blood loss during flap surgeries